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I installed Ubuntu 13.04 64 bits alongside Ubuntu 13.04 32 bits. After booting my computer, I expected the GRUB to choose between them, but there is no GRUB.. what can I do know?

Here you have the status of my HD

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As you can guess, /dev/sda6 is the partition with my second Ubuntu (64 bits). As you can it is like inside of /dev/sda2..that is also strange for me..what should I remove in case I have to remove something?

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You can burn a Boot Repair live disc and use it to fix your GRUB.

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You should try the 2nd option on this page.

  1. Boot with Ubuntu live CD/USB (mean installation media, the picture you gave is the right place)
  2. Install boot-repair with the instructions on this page
  3. Open boot repair program and use recommended repair. (or manually install grub on the beginning of sda with advanced options)
  4. Apply it.

This should fix your GRUB problem

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